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Gotcha... Will do. :)
Thanks!
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Hello Patrick,
Thank you for the information i will try following the video and will try contacting Qdabra for any follow up issue.
Regards,
MM
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Hi There, this is my fiirst post to this site and i hope that you can assist me please
My boss recently attended an Access course, from this they discovered that you can make User Forms in Access to get information from databases. This concept impressed him so much that he now wants to apply this to all our data entry and search processes.
I ...
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Hi Florian and thank you for posting.
That error message typically occurs if you have a form that is full trust. Most forms (95%+) do not need to be full trust so you should attach the form and we can determine why it was made full trust.
Design mode is different from filler mode. Design mode will not give you the warning if the form ...
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Hello RayzerMatic and thanks for being a qRules customer!!!
If your forms are using qRules, you need to use finishedLoading in place of the Forms Load rule.
It's not a better-than debate; it's a this-works debate. Using Forms Load rules with qRules is not good.
Why? Well, that's because qRules has special ...
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Hi Karen,
Your response was blank. Is that good, bad, or what? How can we help you?
Best,
Patrick
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Hi AmberArcher77!
Welcome and thank you for posting.
You are replying to an old thread. We don't have intel about Skarn's methodology, but we would be happy to help you.
Please email support (at) qdabra (dot) com if you would like to figure this out.
Thanks,
P
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Hi TPLee and thanks for posting,
You will want to use two functions: subtring ang string-length. It's surprisingly easy. Let us know if you can't figure it out. Just email Support (at) Qdabra (dot) com.
Cheers,
P
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Hi MM and thanks for posting,
To connect an InfoPath form to a REST Web service requires a REST Web service. SQL Azure doesn't provide this out-of-the-box. You have to create it. Jimmy Rishe (Qdabra member and InfoPath MVP) showed viewers how to create REST-based Web service here: ...
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Hi DanielM and thanks for posting!
You can just use the greater than or equal to rules. Should be easy money.
Let us know if you need detailed walk throughs.
May the force live with you,